Merics are thus best used where it is highly protected, as the protective units offer defence for the Merics allowing them to heal those with lower health. However, the Meric has low speed and lacks armour, so it cannot effectively defend itself against attacks from other combat units. It can recover lost health and cure poison once upgraded.
The Archidon's lack of both health and armour means Archidons require protection and quick movement to avoid spells, DoT attacks and melee units. Nevertheless, the Archidon has its defects. This makes it a perfect candidate for harassment unit. Its ability, Fire Arrows, also allows groups of Archidons to fire volleys of burning arrows at enemies.
It has one of the longest ranges in the game and can do massive damage through kiting to pursuers. The Archidon acts as a long-range unit in Order. However, without protection the Swordwrath fails miserably in the mid-late game due to a lack of armour, despite the Swordwrath's high damage potential. The Swordwrath acts as an early-game unit for Order, however with Rage and proper protection, Swordwrath can be a potent mid-game unit.
The Miner is also able to fulfill a defensive role through the construction of the Miner Wall, which blocks enemy troop movement and projectiles once fully built. The Miner can be upgraded to have increased health and speed, although with its pitiful melee power and lack of armour, use of Miners in combat is not a very wise tactical decision most of the time. The Miner acts as the economic backbone of Order by supplying the majority of the resources needed to create and maintain an army. Order has 9 units, each fulfilling a unique role - be it economic, melee, ranged unit, aerial support or spellcaster.
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